On the sowing website, there is a professional doctor who does in vitro fertilization. She is very enthusiastic and gave very professional answers to the sisters’ questions. Here is her wonderful reply about anticardiolipin antibodies:Anticardiolipin antibodies are antibodies against phospholipid antigens that affect the function of cell surface adhesion molecules and can cause habitual miscarriage (with a high incidence). But you don’t need to be nervous, this is only after the diagnosis is confirmed. Merely relying on the positivity of a single indicator in one test is not enough evidence. To confirm the diagnosis, it is necessary to review several times and perform corrective tests. At the same time, lupus anticoagulant and corrective tests, and β2 glycoprotein 1 antibody, must be done. There are very few hospitals in the country that can do this. If you don\’t want to cause trouble, just ignore it, do what you have to do, and just relax. If you have a miscarriage after pregnancy in the future (most of the time it won’t), then you should pay attention to it, and we will discuss treatment when the time comes! (I hope that day never comes, wish you a good pregnancy!)
The most common type of immune infertility is anti-sperm antibodies. Anti-HCG antibodies are relatively rare and are rarely mentioned in sisters’ posts. There have been cases of miscarriage due to this antibody. However, just because no one mentioned it, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Once you have this antibody, miscarriage and fetal loss are inevitable.
HCG is an important hormone that appears after pregnancy. It can transform the corpus luteum into the corpus luteum of pregnancy, maintain and enhance the function of the corpus luteum of pregnancy, and enable it to produce enough progesterone to support the normal development and growth of early embryos. Big, without progesterone, you can imagine what the consequences would be.
At present, some hospitals have too many opportunities and quantities to use HCG. When performing hormone therapy, during the process of ovulation induction, and when treating threatened abortion, HCG is used in large quantities. When it comes to in vitro fertilization, HCG is used like running water.
With such extensive use, problems will inevitably arise!
Let’s first listen to a more authoritative statement: For women with a history of miscarriage and multiple miscarriages, HCG can be used as an antigen to stimulate the mother to produce antibodies during the miscarriage process; women who have received HCG as treatment or ovulation induction Among women, the anti-HCG antibodies in their bodies may also be positive.
It has been reported that women who use a large number of HCG cannot detect this hormone when drawing blood, or the measured levels are extremely low. Studies have found that patients already have antibodies in their bodies, making them insensitive to external HCG entering the body, making the therapeutic dosage ineffective. We have also noticed that in some sisters, ovulation induction was effective at first, but later on, the effect became worse and worse. From this, we have seen clues of antibodies..
So, the principle of using HCG is: try not to use it if possible. As long as there are other drugs that have the same effect as HCG, try to use other drugs. Some doctors tend to use HCG, which is more expensive and more profitable, rather than using progesterone, which is cheaper. In fact, in some cases, the functions of the two are very similar. In this case, you should use the knowledge you have learned to communicate with the doctor and ask the doctor to use a safer progesterone to avoid the occurrence of anti-HCG antibodies, which may cause unexplained miscarriage or fetal termination.
This article is provided by Baidu Reading and is excerpted from \”Pregnancy Can Be Simple\” Author: Feifei Mom